Review: ‘Sabotage Operation’ by Caridad Piñeiro
Sabotage Operation
by Caridad PiñeiroSeries: South Beach Security: K-9 Division #1
Published by Harlequin Intrigue on May 21, 2024
SubGenres: Romantic Suspense
Format: ARC
Pages: 224
Source: the author
Audience: 18+/Adult
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A security expert and his K-9Will protect a stable owner at any cost
Owner of a thoroughbred racing stable, Teresa Rodriguez is about to testify against her former trainer. Is he the one behind all the recent sabotage? When security expert Matt Perez joins the investigation, Teresa is grateful for the extra protection he and his K-9 offer. Now, as Matt and his dog, Butter, stand beside her 24/7, the attraction between them can’t be denied. Even as the danger escalates.
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Discover more action-packed stories in the South Beach K-9 Division series. All books are stand-alone with uplifting endings but were published in the following
Book 1: Sabotage Operation
Sabotage Operation is an intense, suspenseful novel that will have you on the edge of your seat, trying to figure out who is behind, targeting Teresa Rodriguez and her thoroughbred racing stable. Teresa suspects a former employee, and for her safety and her horses ‘, she turns to South Beach Security. They send Matt Perez, a security expert and K-9 handler, who is not just determined but relentless in his pursuit of who is behind targeting Teresa. As Matt delves into the investigation, the stakes rise, and it’s a good thing that Teresa has Matt and his K-9, named Butter, for protection before things get out of hand.
I was definitely captivated by this book, especially with such an action-packed plot and lovable characters with perfect chemistry. Caridad kept me guessing about who was behind everything while also keeping me intrigued with the evolving relationship between Teresa and Matt. Matt had to work out some things about how he saw Teresa at first, thinking she was a ‘rich type’ girl, but after he got to know her, he realized she was a hardworking, independent woman who was doing something she loved. I loved reading the parts of both characters in action when it came to their jobs.
The one who truly stole my heart in the book was Matt’s K-9, Butter. Her loyalty to her handler and doing her job was a delightful layer to the story. I’m a sucker for animals in books, and Butter was definitely a star in Sabotage Operation.
I give this book five stars and look forward to reading more from this series. If you are looking for an action-packed, intense romantic suspense story with some great characters, including an adorable K-9 named Butter, then check out this book.
You may also get a little hungry while reading this book. I know I was hungry whenever the characters mentioned the foods they were cooking and eating. =)
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About Caridad Piñeiro
NY Times and USA Today Bestseller Caridad Pineiro is a Jersey Girl who just wants to write, travel, and spend more time with family and friends. Caridad is the author of over 50 novels/novellas and has sold over 1 million books worldwide. Caridad loves romance novels, super heroes, TV and cooking.
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